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Now in Richmond:
JAIL, the following Negroes, WM—
PAUL, who siys he belongs to join
Tniwick—DAVY, who belong* to A.
Henry, * merchant jp Chafkstom & C«
—DAVY, belonging to Mr. Sparks,
Putnam county—JOSHUA, belonging
Jesse Luster, In Hancock county—and
BARRY, belonging to Mr. Burgess, of
S. C. The owners arc fcqiustcd tr
come forward, prove property, psy
charges and take theta away.
A. Rhodes, jun. D. Sh’ff.
Mny ii. tf_
Now in Richmond
Jail, TENAB, who is about JO years old,
« and aays she raoaway from Mrs. Ware,
a widow lady in Abbeville; bat belongs
to Alexander Gray, livttag in Charleston,
9. Carolina.
The owner is requested to prove prop,
srty, pay charges and take her away.
A. Rhodes, jun’r. o.s.
December Tt J ts
Now in Richmond
Jail, POLIDORE, about 32 y?ar* old.
auys he belongs to Samuel Egnew of Ah
beville, South Carolina.—DU BLIN about
SO or 11 years old, say* he belong* to a
Mr. Traiwkfc.—STEPHEN, who says
he belongs to Stephen Hanchbegger of
Lincoln entity—also SCIPIO, who siys
he belong* to Mr. Tarver, of Wilkes
county, Georgia. The owner* are re
qut sted to come forwhid, prove property,
psy charges aud take them away.
A. Rhodes, jun. D. Sh’ff.
Inly 13., ts
Now in Richmond
Jail, Two Negro Fellows, via—BEN and i
EMANUEL—Ben. is about 40 years
old, and Emanuel about S 3 years old, say I
they belong to Thomas Hall, of Hancock ;
c«.unty,-tejA( K who says be belongs to
B rj imin C. Yanry, of Charleston, S.C.
Th- owners are requested to come for.
Ward, prove property, pay charges and
take them way.
A. Rhodes, jun. D. Sh’ff,
July 30. f
Now in Richmond
Jail, JOHN, savs he belongs to Abra*
ham ls.«c us S Varnah—he is chunky
writ s t fellow, about Pur feet ten inches
high, very black, and pleasant couhtc.
dance*
AIso—HARDY about 33 or aS year*
old. says he belong* to David Jameson
of Baldwin c«-ttnty.
Also.. JOHN, who is about |8 or aO
, years old 5 fre 10 inches hit>h, says he
belongs to Thomas Green of Wilkes coon. 1
ty. The owners are r quested to come
forward, property, pay charges and
lake them aw >v.
* A. Rhodes, jun. D. Sh’ff.
Angqst 9 if
Now in Richmond jail. -
Two N« gr<, men, »■*. LEWI* .nd
THOMAS) Lewis is a chunky folk *, a
bouf 5 feet 5 inches high, s»ys he be*
i ngs to John Dupee. ut Jones County.
TOM is abrut 35 or 40 years old, 6 feet
higni says he belongs to John Calhoun, I
South Carolina.
The owners are requested to come for.
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take them away.
A. Rhodes, Jr. d. s.
Jun*. 14-
1 *HlißlFF’s MM.F.
WILL HE SO] D, a the Court House
i » the town of War, enton. Warren
coun y on the Jirst Tuesday m Srfitem. •
ter next, between the usaul A-«|r*.
Fib \ Y acres ot land, more or
less, lying on the wA r* ol M*Cbin*s
cre« k. in the c urty i f Warren, it being
part of one hundred and fifty acre sur. !
tey granted to Jamci N pp<.r, now levied
on to satisfy an execution in favor of j
Wm Usery, vs. Bcpjinj iN pper. levi j
cd on and returned to roe by Tb« mas
Rivets, constable. Terms Cash.
A. Rogers, S W.C.
Julv 33. tea
NOTICfcT"" ‘ j
A LI. persons indebted to Col. Wil
liam Faw, ol A rat-York, are here
by p . fie t, th.it unless ptymeuts are
mode on or before the la* January next, ’
suit* will .be commenced without discrim-
Ination, as no further indulgence can be
gftren by the subscriber*.
J. & B. Howards,
♦ •At t amirs for
Wm. Few.
Jn\» 30- ts .
Regimental Orders.
June XI, 1817.
PERSONS of this R.gim n* woo re
ceived Public Arms dm mg the late
w <l, or jt any anterior period <noc mem.
bcr**f an existing Volunteer Company)
ar t o del id f rthwith to deliver r s r the
Urae to M*j >r Gxekm 8. Mabshall,
It na.y b< proper to observe, ifcui .f the
above .«>ider ia promptly complied
Whb, I .shall h- under the necessity of
. taking su h farther measures as may bt
«tttfUeasani to delinquents.
Peter Donaldson.
Lieut, CM. tOfft Heft G. M, j
4 I
[ FOR SALE.
’ t /
npHC subscriber >in for tale hi*
* form to Co tnobu county, on the
Uchee creek, IS miles above Augusta,
c< Btaimog 600 acres of laud. The land
is of a good quaky, one kali cleared «nd
in cultivation— it ia well watered sad of
mulatto sod grey soil»tolerable good
iimprovements—a gin that goes by water,
an apple orchard ot 4SO t ees of choke
fruit, a peach olCbard of 6000 trees, and
all o'ber fruit common in these part*. —
The purchaser can be furtrisbed with
corn and foeder, and stock of all kind on
the premises oo good terms.
I expect to start to the Western coun
try about the midd c of Augtut, and will
be absent for two months. Persons wish
ing to purchase, will do well to view the
land before that time—bat in my dbs-nct
•polka lion can be made to Joxpx A.
Smith, ou the premises.
J. W. Smith.
July 9, _ •/
Important 1
To Planters 5c Manufacturers.
A FEW s u of CARDING. hOP
INC||SPINNING MACHINES,
for manufacturing Cotton, are now open
for inspection at the Ware House of
Messrs, brux tar Scurry, near the bridge;
where all person* (Who feel disposed to
patronize the isb>TS • f genius, or encou
rage D me Stic Manufactures) are invited
to call and examine the srme, *s it is pre
sumed that their operation will afford
indisputable pr est of their ex.ellencc.
Which will supercede the necessity of be.
stowing that encomium upon them in
this advertisement, which they so justly
deserve.
These Machine* ate «b irnpr-vt inertt
on Messrs. Bisstll Hinman & Willson's
pi .m. and the workmanship is executed in
a manner superior to any which have here
tofore been built.
Auy person wishing to purchase a shj
gle s«t of the Machines, or the Patent
Right for a State o* County, will be ac
commodated on liberal terms; and should
an? person purchase the right for a ter
tain Territory, m y ha a reasonable time
be accommodated with aby quantity of
machinery on a reduced price, as soon as
they cun be built, by applying at the a. j
bove mentioned place to
S Willson, and
William Danford,
of to James Barton,
June 4. ts te .4ugu* a-
Tobacco Inspection,
AUD
COMMISSION
WARE-HOUSE.
WAL. IKK LEIGH, E>q. of this
place, and Mr. JOHN ALLEN,
of f rsnktio county, have been ♦ ngaged
to Inspect Tobacco at the Ware-Houst
of the subscribers, at the foot of the
Bridge, where convenient Mid subst »n
--tial Store*, the beat of Cooper*, and eve
ry other convenience and facility for the
satisfaction and quick dispatch of cus
tomers have been provided.
From the experience of these gentle,
men, as Inspector*, the eligible situ*
tion of the subscribers* Ware. House, the
security of their Stores, adapted to every
kind of Merchandise and Produce, .anti
the promptness and punctuality with
which they wiH attend to older* and coo
signments, they arc led to exoect a lib
eral share of patronage. Their charges
will be the same as at the other Ware
H uses, and every accommodation usual
will be afforded to those who may fovor
them with their custom.
j < Brux & Scurry.
I Nov-mbe* I. ,f *
The Copartnership,
Heretofore existing under the
firm rs Marshall Sc Long, coach
j makers, is this day dissolved by the mu
tual consent of both parties. All de
mands-against the c once is, are to be
presented to G. B. Marshall for settle
ment* and all debts doe to the said con
cern, either by note or open account,
are to be paid to him only—January 1 lib,
Greene B. Marshall,
Nicholas Long.
The Subscriber,
INFORMS has friends and public
E in general, that be continues to carry
oo the business of Coach-making, at the
old stand—and having good workmen in
the all different branches, together with
the bast selected stock of materia is that
New York wiH iffird, Balters himself
that be will be able to furnish carriages
of shy description, wkk the shortest po*.
sible notice, in a style wot Inferior to any;
and m low aa they can be obtained frmtr
the Northward —All orders for new work
or repairs, will be punctually attended
to-and payment expected prompt.
Greene B. MaisbalL
lanuaijr U, 1817. ts
Englsh School.
Mr. & Mrs. Conker ,
O ESPECTfULI Y tender their ter.
tv vices to lie citizsns of Augusta.—
They propose caching the Art of Read
ittg« Writing, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar sad Grognphy —Likewise all kinds
of Needle Won, at their dwelling home
on Ellis street, .bree doors below Walter
Leigh's.—For terms enquire as above.
June as. wtf
Desirable Jor a
Merchant.
THE subscriber offers for sale, his
Valuable Merchant and Saw Mills,
with 400 acres of land, about 40 miles
from Augusta, on Little River, near the
mouth thereof, in Abbeville District,
Smith Carolina. The Mills are new and
made of the best of materials—the work
manship complete, with every necessary
•machinery for manufacturing flour oI the
best quality—a good stand for selling
gooes—thick settled neighborhood, and
no sores worth notice to oppose business,
sod y-rbaps at this rime, would be consi
derc4 by good judges ©be among tin
greatest openings for a merchant that is
»bove Augusta, either in Georgia or
Canine.
John O Glover.
August 5. 2m
For Sale, or Lease,
And Immediate Possession Given,
AN Extensive IaNNING ESTAB
LI3HMENT, in the city of Savan
n'lh. embracing f ur lots 60 by i9O feet.
There Is on riie premises fr .m eighty to I
one hundred Vatts in got d ord rj a num
ber of Commodious buildings adapted to
the business; a dwelling house abd ail
requisite rut h use, with a garden and
fine spring of water; Patent Mills and
all the necessary implements, with, or
Without the stock on hand. The terms
wdl be accomm 'dsting, and made knows
by applying in Savannah In
George Mi lien, junT.
July 26 J F
btolen,
dHft the store of
J r),b Ua Stone, on the
1 of July last, a large
s rrtl horse, about nine
years old, large bLz-, in
his Lee, paces and trots
vt ry well, tw. b tail, in but low order, had
I on p gmd saddle and bridle when tak*.n
' off, and I expect was stolen by some ne
g nr. Any person finding said horse and
will g : ve information where he may be
had, or will deliver him jto the subscri
ber rear Stone/ Bluff ScriveD county,
shall be handsomely rewarded.
Joshua Stone.
August 9 • , c
Estray.
I Georgia, Burke county.
up by Fzukid Inman, who
JL residua in the 74ih company dis
trict, a strawberry roan mare, about
fourteen hands one and a half inch high,
three or four years old, branded on the
mounting shoulder thus O S. three white
feet, with a streak in her forehead, had
on a small beH, tr >ts and gallops.—Ap
praised by Daniel Inman and John Cruse
to be worth sixty dollars, 15 h/Juiy. 18if.
Extract from the Eitray Dock, 2d Au
gust, 1817.
John Carpenter, Crk.
August 7. c
NOTICK. "
THE firm of Cunningham & Meigs is
this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. Persons having cUims against the
firm, are req . -s*ed to present them; and
payment is expected from those indebt
cd to us, by oute or book account.
A. Cunningham, M.D.
C, D. Meigs, M.D.
April 30 t s
Candle Manufactory
Three doors below the Market , north
side Broad-street.
THHE subscriber has on hand a con
stant supply of the best manufac
tured Candles.
M. Payne.
Fi-hruary 12. ts
To Kent,
•1 House and Lot in the upper square
on Broad-street,
IT k considered one of the best stands
in the city for purchasing Cotton, and
ia also weljcdcpbted for a Grocery sad
Dry Good Establishment. Possession
will be givenron the first of October next.
For terms apply to
Benjamin Sims.
July 9. ts
NOTICE.
ALL those indebted to the late firm
of Messrs. JAMES A. BLACK,
k Co. vc requested to call and settle
theit accounts with Messrs. A. Bugg, A
Co. who are fully authorised to settle the
tarineaa of the said concern.
John Tanner.
Jane ifc * \ ts
A it
Globe Tavern,\
BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA.
<pHB subscribers having purebas-
JL ed a lease of this elegant and
commodious establishment, inform
tbeir friends and the public in gene
ral, that their best exertions shall be
used to render comfortable all those
who may be pleased to call on them.
They have a number of private rooms
handsomely furnished, separate and
apart from ,the bustle of the tavern,
for the accommodation of those to
whom such bustle would be unplea
sant—And havingdetermined to spare
no pains in providing every comfort,
they rely with confidence upon the
support of the public.
THOMAS GLASCOCK,
PETER DONALDSON.
June 18. > ts
Eagle Tavern,
Mm
SAVANNAH stage-office.
T 'HE Copartnership heretofore exist
ing at this stand, under the firm of
WM. CHISOLM, it Co was dissolved
on the 25th ultimo by mutual consent.
Wm. Chisolm,
Richard I. Easter,
lames A. Black.
(£3* The Subscribers having form
ed a connexion at the above Establish
ment, will accommodate Town Boarders,
and Transient and Country Gentlemen,
as formerly, and solicit a continuation of |
the patronage of tbeir acquaintances and
the public. The business will be con
ducted under the firrrt of CHISOLM &
SHAAJvOJH, who are authorised to re
ceive all debts due the former establish
ment, and will pay all demands against
the same.
Wm. Chisolm,
Wm. Shannon,
Augusta, May 14, 1817. if
Vauxhall Gardens
Joseph Carrie,
RETURNS his thanks to his friends
and the Public, for the great en
couragement be has received since he has
established himself at Vauxhall, and re
spectfully informs them that his
Garden , House
AMD
BATHS.
are now in complete order for the recep
lion and entertainment of all decent and
orderly behaved persons. His Baths art
open every day from sunrise until 9 o',
clock at night, except on Sundays, when
they will close at 1 1 o'clock in the mor
ning. No exertions shall be wanting on
his part to ensure a continuance of pub
lic favor, and to render his visitors com
fortable and pleasant. His Bar is fur
n'uhrd with every refreshment that the
market affords.
By permission of Messrs. M‘Kimm« k
Shultz he has also established at his
Elegant SPRINGS, a house of Refresh
ment—to which the attention of all gen.
tiemen, who visit this delightful resort,
is respectfully invited.
August , Mar 24. ts
NOTICE.
THE Rectorship in the Richmond Ac
ademy, Augusta, State ot Georgia,
having become vacant by the death of the
Rcv’d. John R. Thompson, an annual
salary of one thousand dollars is offered
to a person well qualified as Rector
This Institution is in a flourishing and
prosperous situation, having at this time
twi hundred scholars engaged in various
studies: Applications will be address,
ed to
Nicholas Ware,
President Board Trustees ,
May 21. ts Richmond Academy,
To Architects,
PERSONS disposed to undertake the
building of a Steeple to Christ Church
in Augusta, arc requested to send in their
proposals to the Trustees without delay.
An estimate of the whole cost is request
ed; to be built in conformity to a draft
now in possession of the Board—ot if the
Artist should prefer s different plan he is
requested to furnish one with his propo
sals. The cash will be paid by the Trust,
when the work is completed, and »f ne
cessarv; advances will be made as the
work progresses. July 14
By order of the Board of Trustees ,
i. Hutchinson, Chairman.
Notice.
RAN AWAY from the subscriber i c
Jones county, Georgia, on tZ
night of the 6th inst. two negro m -n
Zack& Torn
Z ck is of a yellow complexion, a K™.
five feet 10 or 11 inches high, a thi n \?
age and rather spare made, and a down
cast lock when spoken to—had on whenhH
went away, shirt and cy, ra) sos Z
tow cl >th; his other clothes not rtculk ct .
cd, and about thirty years of age. T s m
is about the s.me h ight 0 f the oth£
black complexion, thin visage, with I
blemish in the sight of one of his tv ts
a little marked with the small pox
dress the ame as the other; tfuy i e .
both raised in South Carolina— Tom
raised in Charleston and says he has beta
a sailor, and Z-»ck in Barnwell district
and says that he was free born and wa!
enslaved by one Stallings, about ten year*
ago. I expect they will make for A u .
gusta or the lower part of South Caroli
na. Whoever will apprehend said ne
groes and deliver them to me. or kdre
them in some safe jail so that I gtt them
shall rcc- ive a reward of Twenty Dollars’,
or Ten Dollars for either of them—but
if both or either is taken in or about Au
gusta or South Carolina, a reward of One
Hundred Dollars for both, or Fifty for
either, and all reasonable exnenses paid,
Allen Greene.
Jones County, August 13 1817. B
50 Dollars Reward.
ABSCONDED from the subscriber
on or about the 20th of June last,
* boy named DONUM, he is about s
feet 6 or 7 inches high, white clouded
ahd freckled in the face—his hair is
light color* d and very cudey—he was
jorn in Wilmington, North Carolina-it
s very probable he will change his name
and endeavor to pass for a free man,
I'hesbcVt- reward and ail reasonable ex
penses will be paid to any person who
will deliver him to the subscriber in
Washington county, Alabama Terrilo y,
or Thirty Dollars if secured in any gaol
so that he gets him again.
James M. Tindel.
August 2. if
20 Dollars Reward.
RUN AW \Y fr- m the subscriber a
Negro Man named TOMMY, a
blacksmith by trade, about 5 feet 9 inches
in height, stout and pretty well made—
he is well known in Augusta and Savan
nah, and having a wife ih or near the
firmer place, it is probable that he ia
lurking about that city. The *b ve re
ward and reasonable charges will be paid
for apprehending and delivering him io
the gaol of Savannah.
Oeo. Jones.
Savannah, 2d July, 1817. fw
***•——— —■ ■—■ii M—
-2o Dollars Reward.
RUN AWAY from the Plantation of
Miss Campbell in Jefferson c unty,
near Louisville, a Negro Man n .med
SCIPIO, about S feet 10 or 11 inches
high, he has thi< fc lips and is slender
made— he is well known in Augusta ;>nd
Sjvannah. The above reward a*?d all
reasonable charges will be paid hr de
livering him in the gnol of Augusts oi
iavonnah, and notice thereof to
Geo Jones.
Savannah, 2d July. 1817. rw_
50 Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY from the subscriber
living in Warren county, on the
28 h of June, a mulatto man named
RANDOL, abtot twenty years of age,
supposed to be five feet five or six Inches
high, of a bright yellow complexion, well
made, very active and sensible, and has
a small scar on one cheek, apparently
occasioned by a burn, bat not visible un*
less closely examined—also an excellent
house servant. Since bis departure he has
changed his name, and calls himself
William Thompson, by which name be
has passed for a fiee man in the city of
Savannah, and says if detected will dis
cover his master's ahd his own name*
and is supposed will make for Charleston*
The above reward will be given to any
person who will deliver said negro to me*
or secure him in «ny jail so that I get
him again, and all reasonable expenses
defrayed.
Jonas Shivers. >
Shivers* Mills, Augnst 6, ts
|C7*The Editors of the Savannah Re*
publican and Southern Patriot, arc re
quested to insert the above twice a week
tor two weeka, and forward their account*
to this office for payment.
Notice.
THE following articles were shipped
on board the boat Independence* |o
Savannah, in June iast, and are now in
the Ware-House of the subscribers, viz:
' 20 Half Chests Tea*
10 Quarter do. do.
marked diamond P.—Also, received by
the boat Cotton Plant* in December last,
One Cask Glass Ware,
marked S H—The owners ®f the above
goods are requested to call* present their
receipts and take them sway.
X. k E. Flcyvelkn-
July 16k ts